It's interesting, having lived in Connecticut most of my life and now Florida, we actually have less bug issues here in Florida. Back in CT we used to see slugs regularly (no snails from what I can recall), ants, and the worst one especially were ticks, which I probably had 4-5 of them get me growing up and through college. Mosquitos are an issue in both places. Down here though you do get the occasional fire ant hive which you have to knock out. They're mean little bastards. Didn't have to deal with those in CT

Good cutter for plants pruning, best results

Great informative video, just for the vitamin A that’s gold. Vitamin A levels have been decreasing in children recently in parts of the states. Measles outbreaks. 😖 😂pound dirt 🤣🤣🤣🤣 did the meaning of that phrase change?😆

Great seeing my fav place on earth

My starfruit tree flowers and set tiny fruits yearly but for some reason it drops all of it. The flowers and the immature fruits. It’s 4 years since I bought it. I have not had any fruit from it. It’s supposed to be a kari variety. What is happening to my tree?

It's better to ask forgiveness than to ask permission

Page 337 By budding or grafting onto certain kinds of roots, it is possible to produce trees that never become very large.

you can make dishes with the young taro roots leaves. recipes are available if interested

Isn't it interesting that you have a dude scything a field, spewing more wisdom and complex thought, than many people sitting at a desk, writing books and pretending to be smart.

Nice tour with your farm.. very sustainable.. watching from glecious tv ur new subscriber

There might be a misconception that scythe mowing is too primitive, whereas most people have no idea how modern methods (gasoline or electric) destroy wildlife, the grass itself and our hearing.

Delightful...thank you for sharing

No I have 3 large palm tree stumps to dig out. Then I can start the red clay brick patio 👊

😂

Well the dumbest thing I’ve seen on KZfaq today.

Is all well? haven't been seeing videos from you and have missed all these shorts. Weird.

Growing mulberry trees and peaches, figs, pears, pomegranate looking to expand. What are your figs trees

I followed the link for heart but it looks like Josh is no longer part of it. It also infuses a heavy dose of Christianity into it's mission statement. What is Josh doing now? Is he still in Florida?

RIP John Starnes 😢

What a great place! Would love to visit ❤

So you have set of plans for your baler?

Im in Tennessee, dropped to 45 and tomatoes were not affected. Flowers didn’t drop, tomato plants grew 8 ft so far.

The fork is for "pitching hay" and it is still available. I just bought one.

That knot is an interesting variation of a truckers hitch, I could think of a way or two to utilize that myself. Tjanks!

Wonderful

6 point

Why are you showing adding amendments that you don't know the long term results for? also you didn't show any ground prep. Most people don't have an edible nursery to plant in. Most have weeds to contend with too. Thanks for the info

It seems to me you could load from the ram end after you compress. You would not have to open the rear door that way.

I am buying a tractor and bailer .🪃🪃🪃🪃👍

One starfruit for $2 is a steal !! I’m in SoCal and I can only find them in my farmers market and they go for $8 a fruit!! I’m definitely buying one of these trees, I’ll become a millionaire selling them here in California 😅

I want this! We need you to come to our house in Riverview. Lol! We have about 1 and 1/4 acre. We really want to get into having fruit and vegetable garden/forest

Beautiful work. Love the videos

in Indonesia we called this " Ubi Uwi " , the taste more delicious if we harvest in dry season .

Omgosh i sure need wise friends like these

Take a bale size box, bottomless, wire, tread in material, bind, kick out!

OK,..after the upcoming WAR we'll/they'll (!) do. I am very experienced about that. It crippled me after... let's say......-five years....? maybe as a FAMILY....... ,,,, no, not Kelly.....

He got luck good fresh water stream, i am jealous

wow, he is superman, doesn't ever need to pull a weed nor thin a flat, everything is just perfect. Does this in at least three different states.

Just another comment for the algorithms thanks Jim

Can't use a scythe on rocky land?

You sure thats mexican sunglower? It looks like giant ragweed.

I think we just need more people like Jim

Tropical homestead is an oxymoron because homesteads are a European clear cut agricultural idea. The whole idea of the tropics is that you do not need to engineer your food supplies, if you do it is due to your own ignorance and zeal to colonize...or in this case filibuster in the tropics

Bloody great video thank you. Is it necessary to start smaller seeds like lettuce in the smaller soil block? I just bought the same 4 cell bigger one you are using, now I am thinking its too big to start the seed in?

Thank for sharing

I got one up in lake city

Put a tube lol

Pretty amazing if your willing to work.

Danke

Awesome! Love seeing this! I’m trying to figure out what we can put here in the zone 8b/9a areas of North Carolina.